Fatigue is a Vision Killer
Jesus needed time for rest and so do you. Ministry is not easy and when we become weary it’s difficult to see things clearly. In his book, The Power of … Read more
Jesus needed time for rest and so do you. Ministry is not easy and when we become weary it’s difficult to see things clearly. In his book, The Power of … Read more
If you are a guitar playing worship leader, I’m sure you use a capo. The one I have used for years is the Kaiser Quick Change Capo. It clamps neatly … Read more
Every worship band has to figure out the sound check in a way that works best for them. Whether you’re a portable church or in a permanent building, worship … Read more
Here are 10 Checkpoints for local church worship leaders. How are you doing in these areas? If you had to circle one of these that you need to work on, … Read more
Leaders are developed most naturally through these three means: Relationship – Leadership quality people have almost always had a solid relationship with someone who mentored and showed them the way. … Read more
Worship leaders are church shapers. They are, in some ways, the face of the worshipping congregation. The attenders begin to take on their mode of operation when it comes to the nuts and … Read more
Do you find it difficult to transition from song to song? I received this question through twitter recently. It’s a good question as it can hinder the effectiveness of a worship leadership … Read more
Can a worship leader make a name for themselves? I have often asked the question – mainly just to get people thinking. Isn’t the whole goal to lift up the name … Read more
A seven year old, at a church of 100 people or less, can play “Mary Had a Little Lamb” on the piano for the offering and everyone will love it. … Read more
This blog post is one of five aspects to worship leadership. Read the intro post. Debriefing is the final D of the worship leading process. Debriefing helps you repeat successes … Read more